About college
Z.H. Unani Medical College & Hospital, Siwan was established in 1979 located just 1.5 kilometers from Siwan Railway Junction and situated on the banks of the Daha River in the northwest of Siwan town, spans an expansive five-acre campus. The college, founded in 1979, is affiliated with B.R. Ambedkar Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, after receiving formal approval and affiliation from the Bihar government in 1985. Additionally, it is recognized by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, the Central Council of Indian Medicine, and the Ministry of Health, Government of Bihar. Founded by the late Zulfequar Haider with the vision of promoting the Unani system of medicine, the college is managed as a society under Act No. 52/82-83. Over the years, its alumni have established successful careers, with many serving in government positions and others running their own clinics and hospitals. The college offers a comprehensive curriculum with twelve departments, seven of which are fully operational in accordance with the standards set by the Central Council of Indian Medicine. With a student intake of 50 per year, the institution is committed to providing quality education and healthcare. Z.H. Unani Medical College & Hospital, Siwan boasts a well-equipped Anatomy Museum and Dissection Hall, along with fully equipped departments in physiology, immunochemistry, pharmacy, pathology, forensic medicine, preventive and social medicine, and toxicology, ensuring a robust learning environment for aspiring Unani medical professionals.